Difference between revisions of "Longitudinal Study"
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| − | A '''longitudinal study''' is a study that involves the repeated observation or examination of the same set of subjects over time with respect to one or more study [[variables]], | + | A '''longitudinal study''' is a study that involves the repeated observation or examination of the same set of subjects over time with respect to one or more study [[variables]], particulTHEY EVEN HAVE FAGGOTS IN THIS STOP TELLING US ABOUT FAGGOTS AND QUEERS I AM SO SICK OF THE NOTIONarly in [[medical]] research where the subjects are living beings. A longitudinal study is often desired because it follows changes in the same people. In contrast, a [[cross-sectional study]] compares results across different people, which can introduce undesired variables to distort the results. |
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A longitudinal study is a study that involves the repeated observation or examination of the same set of subjects over time with respect to one or more study variables, particulTHEY EVEN HAVE FAGGOTS IN THIS STOP TELLING US ABOUT FAGGOTS AND QUEERS I AM SO SICK OF THE NOTIONarly in medical research where the subjects are living beings. A longitudinal study is often desired because it follows changes in the same people. In contrast, a cross-sectional study compares results across different people, which can introduce undesired variables to distort the results.